Lutron Electronics VISEO GRAFIK5000 User manual

OMX-VDC-LB
OMX-VDC-LF
Viseo Display Control (VDC)
Operation Manual
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SCENES ZONES AREAS HELP &
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Step-by-Step Instructions
Note: The letters VDC stand for Viseo Display Control.
Viseo Display Control (VDC) Basics Page
Basic Screen Layout..............................................................................................................................................................2
Location and Function of Buttons..........................................................................................................................................3
Fundamentals for Operating the VDC ..................................................................................................................................4
Normal Operation
A. Monitoring the Scene Status in all Areas ........................................................................................................................5
B. Turning Lights On and Off in an Area ..............................................................................................................................5
C. Turning the Timeclock On and Off in an Area ..................................................................................................................5
D. Selecting a Scene in an Area............................................................................................................................................6
E. Changing a Zone Level Manually ....................................................................................................................................7
F. Raising and Lowering all Zones in a Scene......................................................................................................................7
G. Accessing the Help Screen ..............................................................................................................................................8
Programming Mode
A. Entering Programming Mode......................................................................................................................................9-10
Online Programming vs. Offline Programming ........................................................................................................10
B. How to Program a Scene..........................................................................................................................................11-14
1. Programming Zone Intensities of the Scene ........................................................................................................11
2. Programming the Fade Rate of the Scene............................................................................................................12
3. Programming the Delay Rate of the Scene ..........................................................................................................13
4. Selecting a Scene to Program..............................................................................................................................14
C. Exiting Programming Mode ..........................................................................................................................................14
Viseo Setup Menu
A. Accessing the Viseo Setup Menu ..................................................................................................................................15
B. Setup Menu Choices......................................................................................................................................................16
1. Set System Clock ................................................................................................................................................17
2. Unit Options ........................................................................................................................................................18
3. Area Setup............................................................................................................................................................19
4. Language..............................................................................................................................................................20
5. LCD (LIquid Crystal Display) Setup ....................................................................................................................21
6. Access Code Menu ........................................................................................................................................22-23
7. Read G5000/G6000 Data......................................................................................................................................24
8. Unlock/Lock Access ............................................................................................................................................25
Table of Contents

Table of Contents
VDC Screens
Figure 1: Basic Screen Layout ..............................................................................................................................................2
Figure 2: VDC Button Layout ................................................................................................................................................3
Figure 3: Areas Page ............................................................................................................................................................5
Figure 4: Scenes Page ..........................................................................................................................................................6
Figure 5: Zones Page ............................................................................................................................................................7
Figure 6: Help Screen for the Scenes Page ..........................................................................................................................8
Figure 7: Zones Page with Programming Option Visible ......................................................................................................9
Figure 8: Online or Offline Programming Selection Screen ................................................................................................10
Figure 9: Setting Intensities Screen ....................................................................................................................................11
Figure 10: Setting Fades Screen..........................................................................................................................................12
Figure 11: Setting Delays Screen........................................................................................................................................13
Figure 12: Select Scene To Program Screen ......................................................................................................................14
Figure 13: Enter Access Code Screen..................................................................................................................................15
Figure 14: Viseo Setup Menu Screen..................................................................................................................................16
Figure 15: Set System Clock Screen ..................................................................................................................................17
Figure 16: Unit Options Screen ..........................................................................................................................................18
Figure 17: Area Setup Screen..............................................................................................................................................19
Figure 18: Language Selection Screen................................................................................................................................20
Figure 19: LCD Setup Screen..............................................................................................................................................21
Figure 20: Access Code Menu Screen ................................................................................................................................22
Figure 21: New Access Code Screen ..................................................................................................................................23
Figure 22: Download Screen ..............................................................................................................................................24
Figure 23: Viseo Setup Menu in "Areas Unlocked" Mode ..................................................................................................25
Reference Sheets Page
Troubleshooting Guide ............................................................................................................................................26-27
Appendix A: Setting Up the Viseo Display Control (VDC)
Setting the Address and Loading the Database Information into the VDC ....................................................................28
Setting a New Access Code for the VDC ......................................................................................................................28
Setting the Default Area and Hidden Areas....................................................................................................................28
Setting the Contrast ......................................................................................................................................................29
Appendix B: Including the VDC in the G5000/G6000 Database..........................................................................29
Appendix C: Saving Programming Changes Made at the VDC to the PC Database....................................29-30
Appendix D: Installing a VDC with Existing GRAFIK 5000/GRAFIK 6000 Systems..........................................30
Appendix E: VDC Wallstation Link Requirements..................................................................................................31

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1 Page title
2. Return to previous page (when active)
3. Current area being monitored, controlled, or programmed
4. Current scene of the current area
5. Scene number
6. Selected scene (current scene - highlighted number box in screen above)
7. Scroll up to additional pages (when active)
8 System time
9. Current page
10.Scene name
Figure 1: Basic Screen Layout
Viseo Display
Control (VDC) Basics
Basic Screen Layout
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1. Previous Page (when available) - Displays the previous page of scenes, zones, or areas (i.e. lower numbered scenes, zones
or areas). Note that this button also serves other purposes on some of the options pages.
2. Next Page (when available) - Displays the next page of scenes, zones, or areas (i.e. higher numbered scenes, zones or
areas). Note that this button also serves other purposes on some of the setup menu pages.
3. Left Buttons - These buttons select the scene, zone, area, or option that is listed on the screen directly to the right of the
button.
4. Right Buttons - These buttons select the scene, zone, area, or option that is listed on the screen directly to the left of the
button.
5. Raise Button - Increases the intensity of the selected zone(s) or all zones in the selected scene or area. Also, scrolls up
through available options of the selected field. On some pages, this button performs no function.
6. Lower Button - Decreases the intensity of the selected zone(s) or all zones in the selected scene or area. Also, scrolls down
through available options of the selected field. On some pages, this button performs no function.
Direct Access Buttons
Pressing a Direct Access Button sends the user to the appropriate page.
A. SCENES Button - Displays the Scenes page for the current area selected. Enables the user to select the scene to program when
in programming mode.
B. ZONES Button - Displays the Zones page for the current area selected.
C. AREAS Button - Displays the Areas page.
D. HELP & SYSTEM Button - Displays the Help page for the current page.
Viseo Display
Control (VDC) Basics
Figure 2: VDC Button Layout
Location and Function of Buttons
Direct Access Buttons
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Fundamentals for Operating the VDC
■The letters VDC stand for Viseo Display Control.
■When viewing the Scenes, Zones, or Areas pages, the screen may not be able to display all of the scenes,
zones, or areas that are in the system on a single page. The screen can show eight (8) scenes at one time on
one page, six (6) zones at one time, or six (6) areas at one time. If the desired scene, zone, or area is not on
the screen, use the PREVIOUS PAGE (top left) and NEXT PAGE (top right) buttons to navigate to the other
pages.
■If the space on the screen beside a button is blank, that button performs no function.
■If the backlight has timed out and turned Off, any button press on the unit will activate the backlight. The next
button press will perform its normal function.
■If the screen displays "Please Wait. Reading …", the unit is downloading the area, scene, and zone name
data from the G5000/G6000 processor. This may take a few minutes, depending on the size of the lighting
control system database. The only button that will perform a function during this time period is the HELP &
SYSTEM button. Pressing this button will stop the download and display the Viseo Setup Menu page.
Viseo Display
Control (VDC) Basics
Before proceeding to the next section,
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A. Monitoring the Scene Status in All Areas
1. Press the AREAS button.
2. Select an area to monitor by pressing the button next to the appropriate area name. Use the buttons on the left and
right sides of the VDC.
3. Finally, note the scene of the current area being displayed in the Scene field on the screen.
Note: If the area/scene/zone that you want to monitor is not on the current page, use the PREVIOUS PAGE (top left -see
page 3) and NEXT PAGE (top right - see page 3) buttons to navigate to other pages of areas/scenes/zones.
Normal Operation
B. Turning Lights On and Off in an Area
1. Press the AREAS button to display the Areas page.
2. Select an area by pressing the button next to the appropriate area name.
3. Note the status of the lights in the area [(next to the light bulb symbol) = On = Off].
4. Select ON/OFF (bottom left) to switch the lights On (first scene of the area) and Off (last scene of the area). If the
area is set to MONITOR ONLY (see pg. 20), the user will not be able to turn the lights On and Off.
C. Turning the Timeclock On and Off in an Area
1. Press the AREAS button to display the Areas page.
2. Select an area by pressing the button next to the appropriate area name.
3. Note the status of the timeclock in the area (next to the clock symbol ). If no events are scheduled in that area,
"No Clock" will appear in the box.
4. Select ON/OFF (bottom right) to switch the timeclock On and Off. The timeclock can only be changed if that area
is set to PROGRAMMABLE (see page 19).
Figure 3: Areas Page
Scene
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Current
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D. Selecting a Scene in an Area
1. Press the AREAS button.
2. Select an area by pressing the button next to the appropriate area name.
3. Press the SCENES button.
4. Select a scene to activate by pressing the button next to the appropriate scene name.
Figure 4: Scenes Page
Normal Operation
Selected
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E. Changing a Zone Level Manually
Note: All zone level changes discussed on this page are TEMPORARY and do not change the G5000/G6000 processor
panel database settings.
1. Press the AREAS button.
2. Select an area by pressing the button next to the appropriate area name.
3. Press the ZONES button.
4. Select a zone by pressing the button next to the appropriate zone name.
a. To deselect a zone, the button beside it MUST be pressed again. Simply pressing a different zone button will not
deselect the previously selected zone.
b. Multiple zones from the same page CAN be selected and changed. Once the PREVIOUS PAGE or NEXT PAGE
button is pressed, all zones are deselected.
5. Use the Raise and Lower buttons to change the levels of the selected zones. The zone levels on the screen will change.
F. Raising and Lowering all Zones in a Scene
1. Press the SCENES button to display the Scenes page.
2. Select a scene by pressing the button next to the appropriate scene name.
3. Press the Raise and Lower buttons to change the levels of all zones in the selected scene.
Figure 5: Zones Page
Normal Operation

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G. Accessing the Help Screen
1. If help with a page is necessary, press the HELP & SYSTEM button.
2. To exit help, press any of the direct access buttons or select EXIT HELP (bottom left button) to return to the previous
page.
Figure 6: Help Screen for the Scenes Page
Normal Operation

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Programming mode allows the user to change the scenes saved in the G5000/G6000 database. For all of the zones in
each scene of every area, the user can set:
■Intensity - the light level of the zone.
■Fade Rate - the time it takes a zone to raise or lower its intensity from the current level to the new level of the
scene that was just selected.
■Delay Rate - the time it takes for a zone to begin changing after the scene has been selected.
A. Entering Programming Mode
1. Press the AREAS button and select an area to program.
2. Press the ZONES button.
3. Select GO TO PROGRAM MODE (bottom right button).
Note: If the area is NOT set to PROGRAMMABLE (see pg. 20), this option will not be visible on the screen. When the
user unlocks access to the VDC from the Viseo Setup Menu (see page 16 & 26 for details), all non-hidden areas
in the system become programmable. The user then has access to program all of the non-hidden areas until the
access timeout has expired or LOCK AREAS (SEE PG. 26) on the Viseo Setup Menu page is pressed. At this
time, the areas return to their normal settings.
Programming Mode
Figure 7: Zones Page with Programming Option Visible
Note: 1. The letters VDC stand for Viseo Display Control.
2. If the scene to be programmed is not on the current page, use the PREVIOUS PAGE (top left - see page 3) and
NEXT PAGE (top right - see page 3) buttons to navigate to other pages of areas/scenes/zones.
Select GO TO
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A. Entering Programming Mode (continued)
Online Programming vs. Offline Programming
There are two different programming modes in the GRAFIK 5000/GRAFIK 6000 system. In Online Programming, the light
intensities in the selected scene of an area will change while programming the zone levels. During Offline Programming,
the light intensities in the selected scene of an area will not change while programming the zone levels. This mode can be
used when there are people occupying an area. Changes made during Offline Programming take effect the next time the
scene is selected from the VDC, or any other control.
1. Select ONLINE PROGRAMMING or OFFLINE PROGRAMMING.
After selecting Online or Offline Programming, the Zones: Setting Intensities page (for the current scene) is
automatically displayed.
Note: All programming steps on the following pages are identical for Online or Offline Programming.
Figure 8: Online or Offline Programming Selection Screen
Programming Mode

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B. How to Program a Scene
Programming Zone Intensities of the Scene
Note: If the current page is not the Zones: Setting Intensities page, select SET INTENSITY.
1. Select the zone(s) that needs to be changed.
a. To deselect a zone, the button beside it MUST be pressed again. Simply pressing a different zone button will not
deselect the previously selected zone.
b. Multiple zones from the same page CAN be selected and changed. Once the PREVIOUS PAGE or NEXT PAGE
button is pressed, all zones are deselected.
c. To select all zones, scroll to the last page of zones and select the zone that reads ALL ZONES.
2. Use the Raise and Lower buttons to set the zone(s) to the desired level.
3. To program another zone in this scene, deselect the current zone and repeat steps 1 and 2.
Figure 9: Setting Intensities Screen
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B. How to Program a Scene (continued)
Programming the Fade Rate of the Scene
1. Select SET FADES, and the Zones: Setting Fades page will be displayed.
2. Select the zone(s) that that requires a fade rate change.
a. To deselect a zone, the button beside it MUST be pressed again. Simply pressing a different zone button will not
deselect the previously selected zone.
b. Multiple zones from the same page CAN be selected and changed. Once the PREVIOUS PAGE or NEXT PAGE
button is pressed, all zones are deselected.
c. To select all zones, scroll to the last page of zones and select the zone that reads ALL ZONES.
3. Use the Raise and Lower buttons to set the zone(s) to the desired fade rate. The fade rate ranges from 0-99 seconds or
2-60 minutes.
Figure 10: Setting Fades Screen
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B. How to Program a Scene (continued)
Programming the Delay Rate of the Scene
1. Select SET DELAY and the Zones: Setting Delays page will be displayed.
2. Select the zone(s) that requires a delay rate change.
a. To deselect a zone, the button beside it MUST be pressed again. Simply pressing a different zone button will not
deselect the previously selected zone.
b. Multiple zones from the same page CAN be selected and changed. Once the PREVIOUS PAGE or NEXT PAGE
button is pressed, all zones are deselected.
c. To select all zones, scroll to the last page of zones and select the zone that reads ALL ZONES.
3. Use the Raise and Lower buttons to set the zone(s) to the desired delay rate. The delay rate ranges from 0-99 seconds
or 2-60 minutes.
Figure 11: Setting Delays Screen
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B. How to Program a Scene (continued)
Selecting a Scene to Program
1. Press the SCENES button, and the Scenes: Select Scene to Program page will appear.
2. Select a scene to program, and the programming page for that scene will appear.
Figure 12: Select Scene To Program Screen
Programming Mode
C. Exiting Programming Mode
To exit programming mode, press the AREAS button.
Note: The programming changes made on a VDC are only saved in the G5000/G6000 processor. No changes are saved
to the database in the PC that is connected to the G5000/G6000 processor. To save changes to the database in the
PC, see Appendix C (pg. 30-31).

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A. Accessing the Viseo Setup Menu
1. Press HELP & SYSTEM.
2. Select VISEO SETUP MENU (bottom right button).
3. If required, enter the appropriate access code by selecting +(right side buttons) and –(left side buttons).
Note: The default access code set at the factory is 1000.
4. When the correct access code has been entered in the squares, the screen will automatically display the Viseo Setup
Menu.
Viseo Setup Menu
Figure 13: Enter Access Code Screen
Note: The letters VDC stand for Viseo Display Control.

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B. Setup Menu Choices
The Viseo Setup Menu allows the user to customize the VDC’s preferences. Use the side buttons to select these choices.
Viseo Setup Menu Choices:
1. SET SYSTEM CLOCK - allows the user to set the date and time for the GRAFIK 5000/GRAFIK 6000 System.
2. UNIT OPTIONS - allows the user to adjust the Link Address, Default Area, and Area & Scene Numbers.
3. AREA SETUP - allows the user to change the settings for each of the areas.
4. LANGUAGE - allows the user to change the display language.
5. LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) SETUP - allows the user to change the LCD settings.
6. ACCESS CODE MENU - allows the user to make changes to the access requirement settings.
7. READ G6000 DATA - download the area, scene, and zone names from the G5000/G6000 processor database into the
VDC.
8. UNLOCK/LOCK AREAS - switches the unit between “Areas Unlocked” mode and “Areas Locked” mode.
Figure 14: Viseo Setup Menu Screen
Viseo Setup Menu